[gary stone]

hi looking for training courses know about ncca , prochem etc but is there any in my area (southwest)when i have done some training would there be any one who would let me tag along with them for a day or two also my local suppliers are craftex any one got info on their products ta

[Mike Halliday]

Craftex, good company with a good range of products at a fair price, I use them a lot.

call them and ask for a catalog.

mike

[Ken Wainwright]

There's a company in Bodmin that offers training. They have their own training facility but I can't be sure how often they run courses. Naturally, the instruction will be biased towards their own detergent free products, but outside this parameter everything will be of a practical nature.

There's also a supplier in Redruth who offer IICRC courses, usually in August. I don't know if this would be too long to wait for you.

Safe and happy cleaning
Ken

[Mike Halliday]

if you live in taunton they I'd definitely use craftex problem solving chemical ( spotters etc)  if you want to go down the eco/detergent free cleaning route they also do a Microsplitter.

the nice thing about craftex, they are 100% genuine and very professional, they sell cleaning chemicals, no waffle no BS

[gary stone]

do you kow anything about there machines have been in shop and was shown a grace h.p. 5022 i am shopping around at momment hoping to start next year somtime after some training so looking for plenty of info on cc ta.

[Darren O]

Go for a Scorpion and buy some Mpower there seems to be a lot of newbies joining this forum at the moment.

[Russell Morgan]

Hi Garry, what job are you doing at the mo, or line of work were/are you in.

[gary stone]

im, truck driving now and getting a little cheesed off with it just going out to do a shift now